Van Hornesville High School - Otsquagan Yearbook (Van Hornesville, NY)

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FIRST ROW--DORIS GRANN, JOAN MITCHELL, RUTH ANGELL, JANICE JOUBEN, BETTY GARRISON, JOYCE FRANCISCO. SHIRLEY VAN BRINK, GERALDINE SMITH, F'AY MADISON, MARLENE WHIPPLE, ROSEANN IARD, MARION SMITH. SECOND ROI--MR. IOODRUFF, BETTY KUCERAK, EDITH JORDAN, NELLIE MEAD, SHARLENE BENNETT, AUDREY NEVINS, SOPHEY SYVIETZ. DORIS ANEY. SHIRLEY GARRISON, STEFPIE MUSCYNSKI, MARIAN JOUBEN, MARTHA HOKE, CAPTAIN, MR. IORKMAN. Girls, Sports HIS has been the year for upsets. Notre Dame was defeated by Purdueg Okla- homa in the Cotton bowl by Kentuckyg Army by Navyg and the biggest upset of the year--Van Hornesville Soccer Team by Richfield with a score of 4-Z. This was Van Hornesvi11es's first defeat in three years. Score Sheet: Bridgewater O V. H. S. 12. Cherry Valley 4 14 Springfield 0 14 Richfield 4 Z Winfield 0 8 Nellie Mead was high scorer for the season with a total of seventeen points. The B1ue Jeans softball team, under the direction of Leonard Workman is boasting the return of several veterans from last year's team, and they've had their eye on the league championship. We have been undefeated for three years and we would like to change the trend toward big upsets by being undefeated this year. W 2 I! 30

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W.. VH S Press The Shu if ,ov 1 3 Cv l-I' I 7 p , as' C-vifgm-Hgh GV .2 N our school, one of the most familiar activities, which rates appreciation and praise for its staff and advisor, is the V.H.S. Highlights, Each year the Highlights is recognized as outstanding by judges in local, state, and national contests. The paper re- ceived an all New York rating from ESSPAg an all American rating, plus a Medalist Award for having the best headlines in its division from the Columbia Press Association. At the annual spring banquet, the staff of the Highlights was announced: Wauletta Bennett. Edit01'-in-Chief: Edith Jordan, Assistant Editorg Nancy Cogan, Business Mana- gerg Robert Douglas, Managing Editor: Larry Wagner, Sports Editorg Virginia Janczuk, Cartoonistg Betty Kucerak, Correspondence Editorg Sharlene Bennett, Feature Editor, Marion Jouben, Exchange Editorg Miss Helen D' Aprix, who acquired a new name during the summer-Mrs. Edward Lewis, Faculty Advisor. Five members of the staff and Mrs. Lewis attended the Syracuse Press Conference. Wauletta Bennett entered the news writing contest and all delegates sat in on a variety of panel discussions and clinics. This fall the paper was enlarged to six pages and humor, Alumni, homemaking, and sports columns were published on a rotating basis. The ads were enlarged from the classified ones of last year. With the addition of a feature editor, more feature stories were added. Under the capable guidance of Nancy Cogan, Editorg Edith Jordan, Business Manager, Sharlene Bennett, Secretary, and Mrs. Florence B. Nielsen, Faculty Advisor, the Ot- squagan staff selected as its theme Appreciation for Things Familiar and published a fifty six page annual. Much credit should be given to Mr. Waldemar Romeling, Art instructor, and his students for illustrating the theme throughout the yearbook , The Junior High Flash was headed this year by Shirley Robertson, Editor, and Lorraine Jouben, Assistant Editor. And so, in evaluating things we appreciate, V.H.S. Highlights, Otsquagan and F1ash serve Van Hornesville as The Voice of the Centralized District. 32